Opinion

SE CUPP: Is it time for Never-Sanders people to speak up? Last week's victory in New Hampshire gives Sen. Bernie Sanders unequivocal front-runner status, and anyone trying to couch his win as less than significant is t... by S.E. Cupp Tribune Content Agency - February 17, 2020

PAT LASTER: They said what? In honor of Presidents Day, I'd like to share some words others have said about our presidents. by Pat Laster Special to the Democrat-Gazette - February 17, 2020

BRADLEY R. GITZ: Democrats re-elect Trump At this time last year, in the wake of the drubbing Republicans received in the off-year elections, Donald Trump's re-election seemed a long-shot. by Bradley R. Gitz - February 17, 2020

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Glitches in reading; land of King Trump; you scratch my back I was always skeptical while reading letters praising the newspaper being delivered electronically. February 17, 2020

NWA EDITORIAL: Making a quorum Endorsements in two Benton County Republican primary races for the Quorum Court that will decide who takes the office. by NWA Democrat-Gazette - February 17, 2020

And another thing … IT’S A SHAME that so many candidates for president have dropped out already. Forty-eight states and all the territories have yet to vote. by Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - February 17, 2020

OTHERS SAY Sane people, unite What on Earth was director Julia Reichert thinking at the Oscars? American Factory is a very good documentary, backed by Barack and Michelle Obama, about the gr... by THE NEW YORK DAILY NEWS - February 17, 2020

PHILIP MARTIN: Allison Moorer's 'Blood' You don't have to explain. by Philip Martin - February 16, 2020

Outbreak narrative Around midnight on Jan. 28, someone uploaded a video to Twitter showing emergency vehicles responding to an incident at the Lorenzo, an apartment complex near t... by FRANK SHYONG Los Angeles Times - February 16, 2020

KAREN MARTIN: Our water: past, present, future "Don't worry about conserving water. This isn't California. We have plenty of water." by Karen Martin - February 16, 2020

RICHARD MASON: Artistic visions of the future Wow. That was the first word out of my mouth when I stepped into Griffin First Financial Music Hall in downtown El Dorado. I've never seen anything that even re... by RICHARD MASON Special to the Democrat-Gazette - February 16, 2020

DEBRA HALE-SHELTON: Family functions and dysfunctions I have a problem. Well, a few problems. One is that I don't wear my hearing aids as often as I should. Another is that my sister-in-law, Andrea, and I are desti... by Debra Hale-Shelton - February 16, 2020

Class war at Academy Awards Last Sunday night, Bong Joon Ho's Parasite morphed from merely great into a history-making phenomenon, becoming the first foreign-language film to win the Oscar... by MICHELLE GOLDBERG New York Times News Service - February 16, 2020

Battling the spread of yellow fever Seeing large numbers of people in China and elsewhere being quarantined due to the new coronavirus brings to mind that in 1878-79, citizens of Little Rock and m... by Tom Dillard - February 16, 2020

Can coronavirus be contained? The latest strain of coronavirus continues to rage across China. Its death toll has eclipsed the body count from China's SARS outbreak in 2002 and 2003. by ROBERT GEBELHOFF The Washington Post - February 16, 2020